Kevin Hairs got to work recording his new album More Magic, More Magic while under quarantine for coronavirus symptoms. This week, he sat down to talk to us about the experience and his new music.
Squirrel Flower is one of Boston’s rising indie stars, fresh off the release of her new album “I Was Born Swimming.” We caught up with her to discuss her new album and share some photos from her recent performance at Great Scott.
Papooz is a French indie-disco outfit that brought their groovy, danceable tunes to ONCE Somerville on 2/19 with help from locals Lucid Lynx.
DJ Silky Smooth – an indie pop quartet from MA/NY – are here to premiere a new video featuring a pickup basketball game for their song “Learning League.”
Dad Jeans – based in LA by way of Boston – is back to release “Bottomless,” a new EP filled with neopsychedelic DIY tunes that embrace freaky experimentation.
Vampire Weekend are pretty much cemented as indie pop legends already, but it’s nice to see them back in action with a fresh approach.
Racing Days is a Cape Cod based indie rocker who makes lyrical, breezy beach tunes on his new album Ocean Moods.
Where’s the Beeef? Probably somewhere in Lower Allston, playing their sick new single “I’m So Sorry” featuring pal Sidney Gish, a tease of their upcoming album “Bull in the Shade.”
After the release of her 2019 album, Remind Me Tomorrow, there was no way in hell that we were missing this Sharon Van Etten show. Review and photos inside!
Dirt Buyer are a new three-piece band out of Jersey, here to premiere their new music video in anticipation of their upcoming self-titled album.